It’s hard to believe that in the 50-year history of the Mustang, Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] has never built a version for right-hand-drive markets. Well, all that’s set to change with the sixth-generation car, which has been confirmed as the first Mustang developed for global markets, meaning it will be offered in both left- and right-hand-drive configurations.

Today, Ford revealed its first right-hand-drive Mustang, one of a handful of prototype versions that will be used for calibration testing in a handful of markets. The new Mustang goes on sale in the U.S. this fall, as a 2015 model, and will reach more than more than 110 countries next year including right-hand-drive markets such as the U.K., Australia, India and South Africa (there are 25 confirmed in total).